A woman from Rawalpindi has made history by becoming the first female driver to obtain a Heavy Transport Vehicle licence. The milestone was achieved under the City Traffic Police Rawalpindi. The achievement has been widely appreciated.
Humaira Naseer successfully passed the commercial driving test. She also completed the dumper driving assessment. The test was conducted at the Old Varan Depot on Peshawar Road in Saddar, Rawalpindi. After meeting all requirements, she was awarded the HTV Driving License.
According to traffic police officials, the entire process was completed on merit. Officials confirmed that she is the first woman to receive an HTV commercial licence from the department. The HTV Driving License was issued after strict evaluation of her driving skills and knowledge.
The achievement has been described as an important step for women in the transport sector. Authorities said it reflects transparency in the licensing system. They also highlighted that more women are now encouraged to apply for heavy vehicle training.
After receiving her licence, Humaira Naseer spoke about her experience. She praised the professionalism of traffic police staff. She also appreciated the transparent process used for issuing the HTV Driving License.
She encouraged other women to learn traffic rules and apply for driving licences. She said safe driving is a key responsibility. She also added that driving can help women become more independent.
The Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Rawalpindi called her a role model. He said her success shows that women can excel in all professional fields. He added that women are proving their skills through hard work and determination.
Traffic officer Muhammad Kaleem also shared his views. He said Humaira fulfilled all legal and technical requirements. He added that her success shows equal opportunity in the licensing system.
Officials believe this achievement will inspire more women to pursue commercial driving careers. The issuance of the HTV Driving License to a woman is being seen as a positive change in Pakistan’s transport sector.
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The development marks an important moment for gender inclusion. It also highlights progress in professional driving opportunities for women across the country.
